The word "slicker" is correct and can be used in written English
Generally, it is used to describe someone or something as being slick or smooth, e.g. "He's a real slicker when it comes to getting out of tough situations."
With slicker transportation at my disposal, I had time to linger for a day in Kandersteg, and I spent it walking around the high-altitude, arrestingly blue Oeschinensee.
Calibrations of image are endlessly tinkered with: Cameron, Boulton notes, looks "less City slicker, more retired solicitor going to the bank", now he is chasing the pensioner vote.
Its latest tablets a refreshed iPad Mini, starting at $399, along with an even slicker bigger brother, the iPad Air, costing $499 and up—have an advantage rivals cannot touch: their instant brand recognition and popularity among consumers everywhere.
Apart from its native <video> and <audio> tags that make handling multimedia so much slicker, HTML 5 is expected to solve a huge problem that has bedeviled publishers seeking to create online versions of their publications with the same look and feel as their print editions.
Activists avow that the party's communications are getting slicker.
Anyway, both would soon be overtaken by slicker means of distributing high-definition video; namely, the warp-speed optical-fibre connections that the phone companies are now laying to people's front doors.Then came last Monday's announcement by two of Hollywood's more thoughtful studios, DreamWorks Animation and Paramount Pictures.
Apple's long-awaited television offering may come to fruition.Meanwhile, online video is getting slicker and less short-form.
It is slicker and more engaging than the drab Soviet version, and the audience is more willing to accept it.
The result is a hybrid document albeit a keenly argued one that emphasises agency consolidation, while advocating deregulation in some areas and new rules and institutions in others.The system could certainly be slicker.
He is a 46-year-old smooth-talking city slicker, she a 68-year-old grandmother with a farm.In this section The battle for Iowa Ready to erupt?
This boasts not only a wireless link, but also a touchscreen interface that is much slicker than the Kindle's clunky buttons.Yet Amazon still retains one big advantage: its vast online book emporium.
